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I don't think Disney should acquire Ghibli at all, they should just get the international and domestic streaming liscenses.

Just in time for SDCC, I wonder why

https://deadline.com/2022/05/marvels-m-o-d-o-k-canceled-hulu-after-one-season-1235023412/

Reminder that Latin America has Star+, which is basically all Star branded content (20thCS, Searchlight, Fx, ABC, etc.) + live sports + liscensed content. My guess is this is what Hulu will eventually become, or they're using Latin America as a testing ground. I don't know if they'll continue to...

https://www.thewrap.com/disney-plus-black-history-month-movies-shows/

https://thedisinsider.com/2022/01/03/keanu-reeves-leonardo-dicaprio-and-martin-scorsese-to-team-up-for-new-hulu-series/

https://deadline.com/2021/12/ben-affleck-ana-de-armas-movie-deep-water-heading-to-streaming-1234890214/

I meant to say a founder of the site, that's what I get for posting right before sleeping.

Well... the author of the article is Matthew Belloni, a former THR editor, so there's a little bit of credibility.

https://comicbook.com/movies/news/disney-plus-executives-considering-adult-r-rated-content-streaming/ Chapek finally making a good decision.

Yeah, the wording is very weird, they also keep repeating themselves later in the article with "We look forward to collaborating with award-winning and emerging creative talent in Asia Pacific and sharing authentic stories that reflect the unique cultural and social dynamics from this region to...

It does seems like their plan is to release the asian pacific content worldwide. "we believe that this is the right time for us to deepen our collaboration with the region's best content creators to deliver unparalleled storytelling to global audiences"...

Hmmm I wonder if Disney+ Day is replacing Investor Day.

Only 2 20th Century movies for 2023? I hope that they'll add more as it updates through the next year.